How the ‘Paddle in Seattle’ Plans to Beat Shell
Seattle has become a hub of anti-extraction activism.
Society
In Defence of Wellbeing
William Davies’ new book The Happiness Industry is a fascinating and vivid journey through the history of economics, advertising, psychology, management and more.
The Era of Impact
The era of impact is the point at which it becomes clear to most people that something has gone wrong with the most basic narratives of a society…
NACTO Report Links Station Density to Bike Share Usage, Equity
A new report argues that consistent, close station design is crucial to making bike share a viable option for users of all income levels.
Resilience Reflections with Robert Jensen
My biggest setback was being born white, male, middle class, and a citizen of the United States.
Living Big in a Tiny House – The Transforming Castle House Truck
With the average size of houses having increased over recent decades, there is a growing movement for people seeking alternatives to large, expensive, energy intensive housing.
We Tried So Hard to Be Good
We tried so hard to be good, but it didn’t work. Nothing was enough for you. You had to take it all. We’re here to take it back.
Gambiarra: Repair Culture
When the maker culture becomes eminently entrepreneurial, we should wonder what mechanisms are set into motion.
Building Community
Becca Martenson on how to increase the value of the relationships in your life
Ground control
Revitalising communities is not just an election strategy. It is a programme for change in its own right; even without a sympathetic government
Hearts & Minds: Sharing as a Mental Health Intervention
Sharing and collaboration opens up incredible opportunities for strengthening individual and community resilience.
Resilience Roundup – May 15
A roundup of news, views and ideas from the main stream press and the blogosphere.
